The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-24

rs fast IA we cut on tho Worlds"
"a Avenue B:,"I do not know what Is the mai.
ter, but 1 used to take out twenty-four Worlds
s snfy .i FAX twH y mei sTs p Il Il f has and ssln nST | / 's ssil
we're excited over, the election
young man said We have lost .afieen Gus.
Eomers for the World out q The t%orty.slS we
E4sm IN t Sssssss; Th u sSE r. {! sgfs n as .s s'sSs
.SsiilSS.f |S s.sp$ a.. y ,. 12s A " sS 3D. 3 the .sS Dc.
but there las been but little Increase in the
'q Mss l0 4. i, st sTS; at 500 East Fourteenth
cireulatio9; The Ror!d and Z T.E o Syn oh haYs e
W RSrlis snd Il Il ssUUs ss, anu no" "' 'aN0 oa' ~
The recent growth n the circulation q The
the northeast corner OF First avenue and -Four.
i fesn1 4. s Ths tjor,a aG SSs f iailo 10 ~ q si1 my orders
the s.s elcSsiSd sutton stairway on ,he north siss
Of Twenty-third street west q First avenue,
Eo 10 this month and takes from 8 to 8 more
SuNs every day.
MI; Ro dSsn's hat a. dT sSrssysd I'd strict arssls and nd
Worlds by 9 and Increased his orders for SUNS
nys On an sverage ten less Worlds a day than
edid IN October. This amounts to a falling
r. q s'G Tss - s pfG cent N iilh for c,r ns sslls "S 81 Ts 81
Mr. Weber. At his stand at AZ Third avenue
sTders t for H3rsas' while l have increased my
Nj. Ngssbaum, at a2o Third avenue, had in:
10 from his orders for Worlds.
J. i. Hassctt has q stand Mt tho northwest
t is one of tho choice stands Of the town and
he sells hundreds OF papers q day, and often
, mcrnIns,s he = ss Used but ,S e.; i'll d sas a MYf bssa IN to g
fall oil. II, has dropped very rapidly since elec-
tion day, l only take out $50 now. but THE
regular. order by 90. l have demands for 1t
even after the evening naLers are on sale.
have met cut at down III their eli Orders EsHf for the wv World sSy WITH sRfy
MeAI,t,y, o5EsiShth stree, and Broadway:
Of Jay and Hudson streets: Manning. Maiden
%H ffpssas; B MSrd; way y ann smd F twenty: aG'e% aaa
Twenty-seventh streets, does not sell any of
the The. syeHG IN :. edit edition ond q s;x ,he nortd; ao Grld In;
end sixth avenue; Loss: Eighth street and
F fiifftn HVe serset: " The f stand s at Th irSase ond
street and, Sixth avenue the stand at Blocker
street and South Fifth avenue: the stand at
stand 1t $50 Bowery: the stand at First ave-
nus n nesr Seventh e =, !, street; The e.. stand at the cor
ne Tb %, bSys on Si T,the avenue emu sa abo nsGfIihftW ysSintb
street do not handle the World.
:. A number Of dealers who are members OF the
versntion with their associates they. had been
told the falling of In tho circulation, OF the
per cent. III this. loss the greater part went to
The Sun. while the new trade arising from the
Er9wth Of the city &c. seemed to 20 entirely
IN II WEST SIDE.
On the west side OF the city a SUN reporter
travelled over the whole line Of Varick and Car
P R,as and s1sfr s%ssa Hns d,S i town aysnS Ss way sp c. Of q Eishth
avenue and Hudson street. There was not a
single place At which he inquired that no was
IN nG one place nHa 'G e w sse ssid s Il sale sales s n sh s'e Sspla
increased cerrespondingly. At not one place
had the World the same number Of buyers as it
had several months ago, and, at most places the
Stopped ssoss d't Buying RoriaEs altos aitoseet her H and o one
man who had sold several hundred daily pre-
the World was no good. and that its sale was
falling on until the profit in handling 1t was
se Tse first Dplaee at which THE Sun reporter
stopped was John II. Lesiie's stationery and
news store at "a Varick street. Mr.. Leslie
10 used to take seventy previous to, the Cleo
tion. The loss Is permanent, and is greater
P %ish tha she i was pas. s week. he ef has a hsd s sas s%le ef tSe
fifty that he now takes left over, but his agent
has tod him that the Hor.d viii take bsck any
Suns now, which is a considerable increase
over the sales. previous to the election.
CLARION 4 2 Tsn w stres h" Gam. = ns ~ M fsaH Tes ST Tia last s1 snsds Of
to buy some papers OF him. He told him that 4
number Of his subseribsrs, TO whom he had
them others instead. Mr.. Leslie said that This
s Sas the 0 H. said al t tSss 7 h gSs sd sps sPs c1 Mlsh 9
number OF other nowsdealers In those streets,
and they all complained that the World had
TSs asSsdes!sr at the northeast. corner Of
Ninth sHI1s m street st,s and dn Sixth i.as aysnHe tb said It that Sa. he
any aG'sS time frS,9 pr nSfs aHa I'll The loss on aa the " Worlds @as IS Is
imnms etfstsi n afts Sv The i s%ieCti e8.'0a0'' no" 'nan
twelfth II hs strses aed SIKH 81 the a sensae said ' thns tho %
Nor,d has lost considerably, especially on the
steadily. He sold sixteen less sunday Words
last week and The BUN gained about that
fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. said the
Nor1S 6s as saIn nesn lTEssins w steadily q droS wh ~ -, TIE IL
ny. x ss &c q sou sSsses 90 sor pse 81 fYGiirty-third street
and Sixth Avenue the newsdealer said that he
s9espt III hat TT th @q Ror ePG had fn dro %1saa'e "a p sU@es
what. The ,Erenin0 World, hs said, had lost to
Q considerable extent, while The EVENING Sun
ii Ths s0 DDs%wsdealer at the northeast corner of
Forty-Second street and Sixth avenue said that
his sales OF TIL U had increased. and that
he does not sell the World ut all.
The newsdealer on the opposite corner still
sells. some Worlds. but many less than no did
to the election. while suns are selling
In larger numbers.
The dealer at the southwest corner OF Fifty
third street and Eighth avenue was not there
when THE SUN reporter came along, but his
two bright boys were.
"Oh, the Worlds no good" they said; Its
bum. We don't sell half as many as we did,
either OF morning or evening Worlds. We sell
200 morning SUNS and the same Of EVENING
SUNS: Il Suns gaining and the Worlds
Mr.. .VoRt. who Is considered by his customers
the biggest and b~est-natured newsdealer on
yesterday, when The SuN reporter mentioned
the World f. him. His stand is at Fortieth
street and Eighth avenue.
The lMorld Ii doing very badly now" he
said. The Sunday edition has dropped OF 80
copies here, and the daily RUM about rs now,
whereas | did sell 100 before the election.
Pulitzer struck Q snag when he ran up against
Fellows. THE, BUN Is gaining"
At 2G3 West Fourteenth street the newsdealer
says THE BUN has been steadily gaining, while
Tho sales Of the World have been diminished 90
per cent.
All along Hudson stree. the dealers echoed
the same cry: The SUNS boom is steadily gain |
|ng strength. while the World Is dropping.